I just received the following e-mail from WebHostingTalk:
Dear mpkossen,
This is a reminder about your post(s) or other actions at Web Hosting Talk.
This is the reason for this message: Choose a User Name (Having too many user names).
The moderator who issued this reminder has this message for you:
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You are permitted a maximum of one account, active or inactive, regardless of how many companies you represent. If you choose to ignore this important restriction, all your accounts will be disabled. Please choose which one to keep:
hansvanr / mpkossen
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I'm not only offended by this accusation, as I rarely visit WHT and I have been a very good citizen. I am also wondering what they are basing this on. I'm quite sure my IP addresses have never been used by anyone else, nor should my e-mail address have been.
Naturally, I've sent them a ticket confirming I have just one account and asking where this accusation is coming from, but I still think this is strange.
Has anybody else ever experienced one of these things with WebHostingTalk? How did they handle it?
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